Why is water considered a good insulator?

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Zcourts asked Dec 24, 2023

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Why is water considered a good insulator?

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In pure water there is no extra ion to conduct the electricity thus, it behaves like an insulator.

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Water is a good insulator

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This is because water is very healthy for our body making us not dehydrate

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